Eclipciz

joined 1 year ago
[–] Eclipciz@lemmy.world 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

It doesn’t? Something with 1000ms is going to be less responsive than 100ms geographically closer, though I don’t know how much it varies.

I assume that me, being the the US, will have a significant enough high ping by being on an instance that’s hosting in Finland. I never used the wrong terminology, just was asking about how to find the lowest ping — I only said I was trying to find the lowest ping because lemmy.world’s servers are shutting the bed. I can see where the extrapolation comes from though, didn’t make it clear enough.

[–] Eclipciz@lemmy.world 0 points 1 year ago (3 children)

I realize. I just wanted to make a new account with the lowest ping instance while the server is upgraded at lemmy.world

[–] Eclipciz@lemmy.world 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Yea ended up choosing a pretty popular one near me, hopefully they don’t shut down or something though. Thanks!

 

I joined Lemmy a few days ago under the lemmy.world instance and want to keep it as my main instance, but it’s being pretty laggy.

I don’t have access to a computer to ping each instance so am wondering if there’s a mobile way to do so.

[–] Eclipciz@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Yeah exactly — Reddit hasn’t been profitable ever. Probably explains why they fired the person who actually was hired to do celebrity AMAs and leaving it to volunteers. Celebrity AMAs are probably one of the better ways to attract attention, but of course are pretty expensive.

[–] Eclipciz@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Yea the internet definitely has taken that trend to the extreme in recent years, especially with businesses which don’t make their own websites anymore and host their social media on platforms like Facebook; of course along with individual communities slowly being herded into the corporate mega forum that is Reddit. Definitely not healthy to have all our human interaction/information controlled by these entities especially as we move into the age of artificial intelligence.

 
 

I’ve been using Lemmy and learning the ropes of the Fediverse and I’m really impressed - especially using wefwef which has replicated my Apollo experience very well.

There are posts and everything, just a lack of comments to read for hours on end is the only issue I have, but I believe that with more users this really could be the replacement.

Are you guys thinking the same thing? Is there evidence yet that Reddit is slowly failing and power users are migrating?

 
[–] Eclipciz@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Yea I’m thinking of reposting some of my old posts from Reddit that did well to contribute